“….. I always end up meeting someone interesting or finding myself lost in a place I like to find myself…. “

Sydney is a truly awesome city to visit. I love coming here and having Portuguese chicken from little Portugal (in the suburb of Petersham). I also love going to Newtown for Thai cuisine. Newtown very much reminds me of Brisbane’s West End and it is the home of the free-thinking, art-loving, purple hair sporting, nose ringing, beatnik’en fashionistas.

Ribbed for his pleasure.

Foggy Sydney

Sydney is most definitely a buzzing city and has plenty of cool events (for example last weekend’s Aroma Festival), hip restaurants and trendsetting hang-outs. Things can get happenin’ if you know where to look and/or if you have connections. But who am I to say? A little bit of adventurous roaming never hurt anyone and is a great way to become more acquainted with such a city.

Personally, I like to take to the streets (armed with my camera and tripod) and follow my nose and instincts.

I always end up meeting someone interesting or finding myself lost in a place I like to find myself.

I’m just sayin’.

One of the Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylons

The smiling face of Luna Park in Sydney’s Milson’s Point.

James Magnussen – he attracts other swimmers.

Chef’s Gallery – they make awesome noodles.

Chef’s Gallery Wonton soup

Classic car night out

Mac Store on George Street

Thairiffic Pad Thai in Newtown

Newtown Station

Boat going somewhere

Capitan Torres restaurant on Liverpool Street

Mate Mate Mate at SOH

My model modelling.

Mi amigo Miguel

I guess these are from joggers stretching after a workout.

One of the Sydney Harbour Bridge Pylons

Ribbed for his pleasure

The smiling face of Luna Park in Sydney’s Milson’s Point.

Foggy Sydney

Kirribilli Notice Board.

Timber escalator from the 1800’s

Bonsai Daniel-san!

This is 6 photographs I have superimposed for a 3D effect

I suffer blurred vision at times

George Street